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I was going to post this on the Gloomy thread but thought I'd start a new photograph thread so we can see how the year develops in pictures.
This was taken yesterday from Hungerford Bridge - it's not a great photo but shows St Paul's shining in the drizzly cold gloomy early evening.
I've lived here for 20 years and have never seen this little lion until today. He's obviously been here for quite a while.
Photographically not a very good picture but the crowds jostling around the Brandenburg gate made it difficult to take good pictures (while holding on to handbag etc to avoid pickpockets).
Actually it was all quite chummy and cheerful because it was a warm day.
Also the view from our hotel window here in Berlin.
On a walk yesterday thought it was true at first 😊
This is a portion of an old totem no longer standing, in historical’Ksan village near Hazelton, BC.
After the rain and storms in Athens, this was from our balcony one evening last week in Nafplion, in the Pelopponese. So few like this to be seen there - ultra-modern super-yachts (almost) ten a penny though.
After seeing all the picture of lovely cats on here, I wanted to post this photo that DS sent me from Corfu last week. Poor little scrap. Made me very sad.
Bempton Cliffs looking towards Flamborough, from our recent holiday.
A peaceful corner in the grounds of Bletchley Park.
First time I’ve looked on here but there are some great photos 👏👏
Afternoon tea for 2 with my best friend last week.
Amble, last week.
Gold Hill, Shaftesbury last Friday.
Along the canal last week walking from Kinver to Caunsall
From our hotel balcony in Athens recently - rain was absolutely bucketing down and besides the usual illuminations, the Acropolis was lit up by lightning!
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